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Notice of initiation of computer-based testing
NCEES is scheduled to complete the transition of the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) and Fundamentals of Surveying (FS) exams to computer-based testing (CBT) on January 1, 2014. The transition to CBT involves significant changes to the format of the exams and the procedures for administering them.
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CBT webinar explains latest updates
On January 30, 2013, NCEES presented a webinar to update its member licensing boards on preparations to implement computer-based testing for the FE and FS exams in January 2014. Watch a video of the presentation to learn about exam registration, testing windows, exam length, and how NCEES will supply reference materials to examinees.
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FE exam specifications for 2014
NCEES is transitioning the FE exam to a computer-based format in 2014. The FE exam specifications will also change at that time. Be on the forefront of these changes so that you are prepared for questions about how they affect your students and your engineering program.
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The CBT experience
Beginning in January 2014, NCEES will offer the FE and FS as computer-based exams rather than as pencil-and-paper exams. The exams will be administered through the Pearson VUE. This video gives a basic sense of what the testing environment will be like for FE and FS examinees in 2014.
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FS exam specifications for 2014
NCEES is transitioning the FS exam to a computer-based format in 2014. The FS exam specifications will also change at that time. Be on the forefront of these changes so that you are prepared for questions about how they will affect the surveying profession.
The FE and FS exams are moving to computer-based testing (CBT)
Why transition to CBT?
CBT stands for computer-based testing. In 2014, the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) and Fundamentals of Surveying (FS) exams will be offered solely on computer. ... Read More »
Which exams are transitioning?
As of now, the transition to CBT in 2014 involves only the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) and Fundamentals of Surveying (FS) exams. The FE exam is designed for college ... Read More »
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